Low Voltage CTCSS Encoder/Decoder 4 MX165C
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Signal List
Pin No. Signal Type Description
1V
DD
power Positive supply. This pin should be bypassed to VSS by a capacitor
mounted close to the device pins.
2 XTAL/CLOCK input Input to the on-chip inverter used with a 1MHz Xtal or external clock
source.
3
XTAL
output Output of the on-chip inverter (clock output).
4
LOAD/LATCH
input
Controls 8 on-chip latches. It is used to latch
RX TX/
, PTL, and D0D5. A logic 1 applied to this input places the 8 latches in the
‘transparent’ mode. A logic 0 applied to this input places the 8 latches
in the ‘latched’ mode. In Parallel Mode, data is loaded and latched by
a logic 1-0 transition (see Figure 4). In Serial Mode, data is loaded
and latched by a 0-1-0 strobe pulse on this pin (see Figure 5).
Internally pulled to V
DD
5 D5 / SERIAL ENABLE 1 input Data input D5 (Parallel Mode). A logic 1 applied to this input together
with a logic 0 applied to
D4/SERIAL ENABLE 2
will place the device
in Serial Mode (see Figure 5). Internally pulled to V
DD
.
6
D4 / SERIAL ENABLE 2
input Data input D4 (Parallel Mode). A logic 0 applied to this input together
with a logic 1 applied to D5 / SERIAL ENABLE 1 will place the device
in Serial Mode (see Figure 5). Internally pulled to V
DD
.
7 D3 / SERIAL DATA IN input Data input D3 (Parallel Mode). In Serial Mode this pin becomes the
serial data input for D5-D0,
RX / TX
and PTL (see Figure 5). D5 is
clocked first and PTL last. Internally pulled to V
DD
.
8 D2 / SERIAL CLOCK input Data input D2 (Parallel Mode). In Serial Mode this pin becomes the
SERIAL CLOCK input. Data is clocked on the positive going edge
(see Figure 5). Internally pulled to V
DD
.
9 D1 input Data input D1 (Parallel Mode). Internally pulled to VDD.
10 D0 input Data input D0 (Parallel Mode). Internally pulled to VDD.
11 V
SS
power Negative supply.
12 DECODE COMPARATOR
REF.
input Internally biased to VDD/3 or 2 VDD/3 via 1M resistors depending on
the logic state of the
RX TONE DECODE pin.
RX TONE DECODE = 1 will bias this input 2 VDD/3; a logic 0 will bias
this input V
DD
/3. This input provides the DECODE COMPARATOR
REFERENCE voltage, and the switching of bias voltages provides
hysteresis to reduce ‘chatter’ under marginal conditions.
13
RX TONE DECODE
output Gated output of the decode comparator. This output is used to gate
the RX Audio path. A logic 0 on this pin indicates a successful
decode and the DECODE COMPARATOR IN pin is more positive
than the DECODE COMPARATOR REF. input (see Table 3).
14 DECODE COMPARATOR IN input Inverting input of the DECODE COMPARATOR. This pin is normally
connected to the integrated output of the RX TONE DETECT line.
15 RX TONE DETECT output In RX mode this output will go to logic 1 during a successful decode.
It must be externally integrated to control response and deresponse
times (see Table 3).
16 TX TONE OUT output The CTCSS sinewave output appears on this pin under control of the
RX / TX
pin. When not transmitting a tone, TX TONE OUT may be
biased to V
DD
/2. (see Table 3).
17
RX / TX
input RX or TX modes selected in Parallel Mode (see Figure 4). In Serial
Mode this function is serially loaded. This pin is internally pulled to
V
DD
via a 1MΩ resistor.